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Kathleen Ankenbrondt Jeanette Artl Joan Auble Geraldine Avalon Lilhon BoH'Ish Ann Bostoble Joanne Bates ldarose Bertolino Florence Bilek Dorothy Block Genevieve Bloskevica Mary Jo Bleich Donna Bonnay Mary Boss Frances Boxleitner Kitty Brody Mary Ann Brossell Gloria Cossell Rita Connor Lois Conomy Eileen Conway Geraldine Corcoron Kathleen Corcoron Faith Corrigon Jean Cushing Helen Doly Margaret Domm May Dorrah Katherine Davidson Marieta DeChanf Jean Dick Jacquelyn Diener Joan Dudz Carol Dunch Virginia Ferry Mary Fetcho Helen Ficzner Muriel Fink Rita Marie Fink Edith Ford Johanna Forristol Antoinette Fortunot: Marie Fortunoto Dorothy Fox Dorothy Frohnopple Eleanor Guglione Germaine Gauthier Marianne Geiger
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6 L661? Enemyll battled us for the volleyball and the basketball championship hon- ors? Remember the cheering class that urged their classmates almost to victory? We won the titles; the Jun- iors won a greater respect. Remember February 12, when each Junior begged Mary, Queen of Hearts, to make the Valentine Party a hearty success? Remember the army of brave Juniors that volun- teered as officers in the Spiritual Vic- tory Corps? Remember our Class playe'letters to Lucerne eand how the Juniors campaigned to sell tickets, so that those naughty gremlins would have to give up the empty seats to make room for a full house? Remember the ardent support that the Juniors gave to the Mission Tax Stamp Drive, the Victory Cake Sale and the Lenten Milk Bottle Drive? Remember the Ring Ceremony when our Juniors were officially re- ceived into the court of Our Lady of Notre Dame? As they pledged them- selves to live up to the standards of our Alma Mater, we too renewed our promise, remembering, lt does not matter whether you wear the seal of Notre Dame upon your finger. It is far more important that you wear her sacred emblem enshrined in your heart forever. Remember May 14, when our younger sisters put on a touch of sweet sophistication for the Sodality Dance? How clearly they sang the dedication to Maryehow unusually early the Moon chaperoned them from v 000- V AMERICA! LITERARY BACKGRQQIBS 77 ; TOP: Miss Friedl and Sister Mary lmelcle help Donna Bonnay, Jo-Ann Edelman, and Marian Rehor find references and check out their books. MIDDLE: Faith Corrigan, Helen Harks, and Muriel Fink find American Literature with Sister Mary Kathleen fun, as well as fascinating. BOTTOM: Mary Darrah, Jeanette Artl, Eleanor Rusnacik, and Dorothy Zick will make efficient secretaries when they finish Sister Mary Roseterese's shorthand course. 87
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this night of nights, and their hearts were filled with sweet memories that teased the lovely dreamers. Remember the feature article that appeared in The Tower that re- minded us so sadly that 0 yesterday can never be woven into 0 tomorrow? How those Juniors worked with writers' slips and pictures, heads and galleys, paste and dummies, struggling to get those Tower issues out on time- and remember that memorable day when the Juniors inherited the task of keeping the Notre Dame newspaper ideal high? Remember in May when our faith- ful Juniors took over the Student Council with its sacred emblem and traditional clickers etheir faithful attendance to duty showing that they knew that S. C. meant not only Save Clickers but also Serve Con- stantly ? Remember Kid Day when our Jun- iors were permitted to act superior to the class of '43 ? How they ap- plauded our straggly pig tails and bat- tered toys and gay costumes-ewishing that they could be in our pinafores- and planning their ensembles for next year. We know that SOme of the happy events of the year cannot be remem- bered now, because they have not hap- pened as yet, but in later years we'll be able to look back and remember them and they'll bring many happy memories too. After our graduation, we'll say: Remember the JunioreSen- ior Tea Dance when we at last received the recognition we always wanted from our younger sistersethe excel- ZAeyaw 6445 gimme WM ClicAew The newest members of the governing body at Notre Dame and the main branch of next year's Student Council are these Juniors elected by their fellow classmates to uphold the rules of Notre Dame. TOP, BACK ROW: Jean Konyesni, Mary Lou Keils, Eileen Lozik, June Gerak, Marieta DeChant. FRONT ROW: Geraldine Laffey, Lois Conomy, Mary McKeating, Mary Emerson Miller, Mary Lou Morris, Betty O'Kres. MIDDLE, BACK ROW: Kathleen Ankenbrandt, JoAnn Edelman, Pat Kenny, Therese Cywinski, Juanita Laney. FRONT ROW: Kathleen Ryan, Patricia Lombardo, Virginia Bondi, Marian Rehor. BOTTOM, BACK ROW: Joon Auble, Agnes Stanley, Mary Jo Bleich, Kitty Brady, Jean Dick, Betty Biebelhausen. MIDDLE ROW: Betty Thompson, Lillian Robinson, Mary Lou Gallagher, Rita Marie Fink, Rose Marie Morelli, Margaret Kirchner. FRONT ROW: Ida Rose Bertolino, Aurelia Hanwick, Pat Smith, Alice Marie Rohr.
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